When Alex Proyas’s I, Robot was released in 2004 it seemed on the face of it like an anachronistic proposition. © 2004 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.) The film is a disturbing commentary on our cybernetic present and arguably a credible glimpse of the future, according to MARK FISHER. Loosely adapted from Isaac Asimov’s famous robot stories, the Will Smith vehicle I, Robot tells of a failed coup d’état by machines.
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